PLAYA LOS CERRITOS Further south of Todos Santos at Km. 64.  Take the dirt road 1.5 miles to the beach.Visit the beach bar, restaurant and showers. A vast stretch of beach, one of the safestbeaches n

Pueblo MágicoWe're the only Baja Magical Town! So much is changing these days, new roads and restorations to many of the older buildings.... We'll be updating this information page quite a bit

Published: June 3, 2012 Updated: 10:14 p.m. First flight from O.C. to Mexico takes off Passengers, right, line up in Terminal C at John Wayne Airport for the the first AirTran fight to Mexico

Important information everyone in the Los Cabo area should know regarding the G-20 Summit:   The toll road will be closed from the 14th – 19th of June. This will be open only to those transporti

press release March 13, 2012, 11:00 a.m. EDT For the First Time, New Travel Notices for Mexico Specifically Separate La Paz and Other Regions, Confirming It as One of the Safest Cities in North

Calderón’s decree aims to cut prices, curb shoppers’ flight   In an action aimed at increasing the competitiveness of the Baja California region, President Felipe Calderón came to Tijuana on Friday

Las posadas means "the inns" or  "the shelters" in Spanish.  A religious and social celebration that takes place for nine nights, from December 16th   to 24th,  the holiday know

SHARKY'S TACOS   INVITES YOU TO STOP IN AND ENJOY YOUR FIRST ROUND OF DRINKS FREE WITH ANY MEAL OF THE DAY FROM OCTOBER 22ND - OCTOBER 31ST!  

CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT CABO BLUE BAR! Sunday October 23rd Bucket of Beer 100 pesos or Bucket of Beer and Basket of Wings 160 pesos Football Pool - $5 entry for each round of games 11am & 2pmW

Where are free WiFi locations in Cabo?   Here is a partial list ... others may be added soon!   Wicked Pizza (great pizza, beer, and free WiFi - next door to Squid Roe)   Sharky's Tacos Beer & Fu

Our Cabo - Partial Schedule! In an attempt to meet up with as many fellow Caboholics as we can during this two week period, I'm posting a few places that we will be at during this time.  Our first

Mexico celebrates a yearly tradition called Day of the Dead during the last days of October and the first days of November. Due to the duration of this festivity and the way people get involved it

Nelson & I are always on the hunt for good local food – particularly seafood. In all the places that I have lived in Mexico, Mazatlan always held the trophy for the best seafood that I had eaten

In a previous blog, I have introduced you to Dr. Ramon Barragan, the best pediatrician in Cabo! Now it’s time to talk about us adults! What do you do in the event that you, your spouse or a member

When bringing your family abroad, it is important to consider where you will be staying for your vacation time. While it is considered the ‘norm’ to book a hotel or resort, perhaps a private home ma

Well, it's been a couple of days since we decided to make the move.  Now I feel "swamped" with so much to do.  The weekend was pretty much unproductive other than researching on line.  Today was a cat

After years of visiting Cabo San Lucas, we've decided to take "The Plunge" and make the move.  Since we have both become less spontaneous as we've grown older and wiser ... there was much thought and

So one night last year, I think it was around September time… for all you Cabo folk out there, you will know that means that it was a particularly warm night in Cabo. To add to my discomfort, I was

Of course, it is every parent’s nightmare for his or her child to get sick on vacation. Being in an unfamiliar place and not knowing who to go to for the best assistance can be unsettling to even t

Yesterday, Nelson and I took our son Wyatt to a water park just outside of Cabo! It was so much fun that I had to blog about it today. We left San Jose del Cabo at around 10.15am and got to the wate